In this episode, Michael discusses the intersection of property rights and public interest, specifically focusing on the case of Georgia Power's use of eminent domain to build a transmission line for a private data center. He delves into the nuances of the law, citing the Kelo v. City of New London Supreme Court decision and its implications for public use and private benefit. The conversation also touches on the human impact of this issue, highlighting the story of a homeowner in Coweta County, Georgia, who's fighting to save her family's home from being taken by the utility company.

08 05 26 11am The Guy at the Shoe Store and The Retreat from the Commons
32:07

08 05 26 10am Refineries Closing and Why Political Polls are Garbage
31:31

08 05 26 9am The Price of Gas at the Store on the Corner
31:44